If statements two
 

Awesome, both of those formulas worked great. Thanks! I have one followup
question. I have the following data:

Category Date Amount
A 11/1/01 100.00
A 1/1/00 100.00
B 12/31/04 200.00
C 1/1/00 300.00

As stated before, I have the formula to sum the values in the fields and
divide the ones with invoice date before 1/1/01 by .03 and the ones after
1/1/01 by .029. However, is there a way to incorproate another formula that
will only calculate the ones in category A, then in a sepearte cell calculate
the ones in category B and so on and so fort.

Thanks,

Jason

If statements two
 

The formula I'm using to do the first set of calculations is:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B5=DATEVALUE("1/1/2001")),C2:C5)/0.029+SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B5<DATEVALUE("1/1/2001")),C2:C5)/0.03

"Jason" wrote:

Awesome, both of those formulas worked great. Thanks! I have one followup
question. I have the following data:

Category Date Amount
A 11/1/01 100.00
A 1/1/00 100.00
B 12/31/04 200.00
C 1/1/00 300.00

As stated before, I have the formula to sum the values in the fields and
divide the ones with invoice date before 1/1/01 by .03 and the ones after
1/1/01 by .029. However, is there a way to incorproate another formula that
will only calculate the ones in category A, then in a sepearte cell calculate
the ones in category B and so on and so fort.

Thanks,

Jason

If statements two
 

=SUM(IF(A1:A29="A",IF(B1:B29=--"2001-01-01",C1:C29/0.029,C1:C29/0.03)))

=SUM(IF(A1:A29="B",IF(B1:B29=--"2001-01-01",C1:C29/0.029,C1:C29/0.03)))

etc.

which are array formulae, they should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter,
not just Enter.
Excel will automatically enclose the formula in braces (curly brackets), do
not try to do this manually.
When editing the formula, it must again be array-entered.

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HTH

Bob


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"Jason" wrote in message
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Awesome, both of those formulas worked great. Thanks! I have one
followup
question. I have the following data:

Category Date Amount
A 11/1/01 100.00
A 1/1/00 100.00
B 12/31/04 200.00
C 1/1/00 300.00

As stated before, I have the formula to sum the values in the fields and
divide the ones with invoice date before 1/1/01 by .03 and the ones after
1/1/01 by .029. However, is there a way to incorproate another formula
that
will only calculate the ones in category A, then in a sepearte cell
calculate
the ones in category B and so on and so fort.

Thanks,

Jason

If statements two
 

for A's only maybe like this
=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B5=DATEVALUE("1/1/2001")),C2:C5,a2:a5="A")/0.029+SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B5<DATEVALUE("1/1/2001")),C2:C5,a2:a5="A")/0.03

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regards



"Jason" wrote:

The formula I'm using to do the first set of calculations is:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B5=DATEVALUE("1/1/2001")),C2:C5)/0.029+SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B5<DATEVALUE("1/1/2001")),C2:C5)/0.03

"Jason" wrote:

Awesome, both of those formulas worked great. Thanks! I have one followup
question. I have the following data:

Category Date Amount
A 11/1/01 100.00
A 1/1/00 100.00
B 12/31/04 200.00
C 1/1/00 300.00

As stated before, I have the formula to sum the values in the fields and
divide the ones with invoice date before 1/1/01 by .03 and the ones after
1/1/01 by .029. However, is there a way to incorproate another formula that
will only calculate the ones in category A, then in a sepearte cell calculate
the ones in category B and so on and so fort.

Thanks,

Jason